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1254112

Fugue for Brass Quintet, Op. 114 Digital Sheet Music

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Fugue for Brass Quintet, Op. 114by Dr. Daniel N. Thrower Brass Ensemble - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Dr. Daniel N. Thrower
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer Dr. Daniel N. Thrower
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 37
Arrangement Brass Ensemble
Publisher https://gildedmusicpress.com/
Product ID 1254112
Instruments French Horn Trombone Trumpet Tuba

Product Description

Duration: 5:00. Difficult. Fugue for Brass Quintet was composed in the fall of 2021 as a Christmas gift for Laurence Wagner, the number one fan of Gilded Music Press and Dr. Throwers compositions. Straying from Dr. Throwers customary programmatic titles and aural depictions, this five-minute fugue is absolute music. The subject (trumpet 1, measures 1-8) and countersubject (trumpet 1, measures 9-16) are present in some formincluding inversions, augmentations, fragmentations, juxtapositions, and sequencesthroughout the entire work. It would benefit the performers to analyze the material to some degree of detail to better bring out the important motifs. The modulations wander into a wide variety of keys, though there are no notated key changes due to the rapid harmonic rhythm. The first trumpet part extends to high D, in concert pitch toward the end of the fugue. It is recommended that the player of this part switch to a smaller instrument and transpose the ending. The horn part also reaches a professional level high range, to a written B-flat.

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